Gold Cross on top of Pesi

Moshah · 1st November 2009, 03:44 AM

Detlef was really close, as the exact translation would be "Pesi tapak jalak, where at the surface of the edge of the pesi was given a mark just like a plus (+) sign and filled up with gold or silver, by some societies this doing was associated with enticing some certain luck."

I hope it conveys the right meaning.

BTW, this doing must be of some kind of special cases, if not who would bother to do such thing?

1st November 2009, 03:44 AM	#5
Moshah Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 171	Detlef was really close, as the exact translation would be "Pesi tapak jalak, where at the surface of the edge of the pesi was given a mark just like a plus (+) sign and filled up with gold or silver, by some societies this doing was associated with enticing some certain luck." I hope it conveys the right meaning. BTW, this doing must be of some kind of special cases, if not who would bother to do such thing?